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The number of children missing school in Indiana continues to decline following a surge after the start of the pandemic in early 2020.

The number of counties with restrictions for data center developments is expanding. The policies range from bans and temporary moratoriums to regulatory ordinances to limit where the high-tech campuses can be built.

A former Republican candidate for secretary of state wants to hold the office accountable. He’s joining a lawsuit and has been tapped to audit the office by Democrat Beau Bayh.

The Lafayette Republican said he would step down if reelected. Sen. Ron Alting served his district for nearly 30 years.

Hunter Sesemann resigned from Washington Irving School 14 about one month after the alleged incidents against two students.

Gov. Mike Braun signed a memorandum of understanding with an engineering firm Monday with the goal of bringing roughly 6 gigawatts of nuclear power to the grid.

The installation features music and interviews from legendary performers that were part of Indianapolis’s thriving jazz and R&B scene during the mid 20th century.

Candidates for the Indianapolis Public Schools board discussed how to bridge the divide between traditional and charter school advocates and what to ask of state lawmakers at a WFYI and Chalkbeat Indiana forum ahead of the Nov. 3 election.

The $1.9 billion dollar budget invests in public safety, infrastructure and quality of life.

The newly created Indianapolis Public Education Corporation is proposing a $3.2 million budget for 2027 as it prepares to carry out a state-mandated charge to oversee transportation and buildings for Indianapolis Public Schools and charter schools.

Longtime Indianapolis Colts General Manager Chris Ballard has been fired. The decision game following a loss Sunday to the Tennessee Titans 26-20.

Without voters' support, the westside school district could cut jobs and student programs.

An expedition involving Purdue University found no conclusive evidence that an object spotted in satellite images on a Pacific atoll was Amelia Earhart's plane, concluding it was a collection of trees.

More than 100 people gathered outside the Gov. Mike Braun’s official residence in Indianapolis Saturday for a rally urging voters to turn out in the Nov. 3 midterm elections.

A new playground will replace an older one at the northside Tarkington Park in Indianapolis.

The referendum would sustain up to 300 positions in the district, including school counselors, resource officers, and teachers. If the ballot question fails, the district could ask voters again in 2028.

A breakdown of the 2027 budget proposal for Indianapolis and Marion County.

The lawsuit urges the commission to meet and investigate campaign complaints.

As Indiana faces ongoing child care challenges, lawmakers are debating whether reducing regulations or increasing funding is the answer.

Of the voters polled, 49% described themselves as Republican or Republican-leaning, and 40% described themselves as Democratic or leaning Democratic.

Indianapolis officials are seeking public comment about the city's newly published plan that would more than double its network of trails and greenways.

Lawmakers exchanged barbs Wednesday over the question of whether tax abatements for large businesses and data centers are effective. The findings were part of a report from the Office of Fiscal and Management Analysis.

Dozens of charter schools and Indianapolis Public Schools would receive money from a proposed Indianapolis Public Education Corporation referendum. Here's how to understand the ballot language.

State and federal officials Tuesday provided an update on recovery efforts following storms and flooding that affected Hoosiers across the state.